About 1 1/2 years ago I modified my 1993 LT1 engine from 350 cid to 383. I had a chip burned for this conversion and I have to say the car ran exceptionally well. After a little more than a year I blew a head gasket and a piston. I have recently rebuilt the engine, and I plan to dyno the engine to get better data to re-burn a new chip. My concern is using the first chip as it seems to have a very high amount of advance at wide open throttle and I don't want to get any detonation during any on-road data collection or dyno testing.
My question is as follows: Does anyone know what the factory calibration spark curve is for a 1993 LT1 at WOT or 95-100 kpa?
What I have now seems very high, but I'm not sure how it compares to an OEM curve. Following is the data on my modified chip at 95-100 kpa that I am currently using:
I would like to compare the two curves to see if there is any similarity or if I am way out of line. Some data I've seen on newer corvettes suggests much lower numbers and a curve that has a 5* drop after reaching maximum torque.
I am trying to get a little more informed before I press my engine.... rebuilds are not nice.
Thanks for any help.
X-Vette (I've rebodied my Corvette with a new carbon fiber body of my own design)
Thanks for your reply. I am obviously running too much of a spark advance. I will have a new chip burnt with the lower number to be on the safe side and work up from there on a dyno.
X-Vette
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Originally Posted by 93Blackrose
The factory 93 timing tables at 95 and 100 kpa are